User talk:MusicEditor1234
Conflict of Interest
Hello John, I would suggest you read Wikipedia:Plain and simple conflict of interest guide. Thanks
Hello, I'm not John. But I have noticed your sudden wealth of objections to this article today, which was created by several authors (which I am one) over several years, and has never received a complaint before to my knowledge. Today out of the blue you demand 20-30 extra citations, with the threat of it's removal. And, over things like date of birth.
Can you explain why you chose to make so many demands to this article, this suddenly, when your user history suggests it's not something you've done before? I see one entry for you listed, where you seem to add personal information to a page (not cited, I think I noticed), and then this suddenly.
I don't know of anyone who especially profits from the article (COI ?), and I think it has a good degree of journalistic neutrality when rereading it - it's interesting stuff. Trying to have it removed is not in the spirit of information. If there's something you think should be in it, and have sources or something, then you're free to add, that's what Wikileaks is about, right?
I had a number of sources, in hand at the time, mostly newspaper articles, for some of the information. But these I couldn't find links to online. I suppose they could be linked with more research, and I will try to find the time when I can.
In the meantime, could you please stop trying to have the article removed? I know that a graduate student in Hamburg recently used the article for her masters thesis. Interest like that makes me hope that this information is available to others. He's an interesting artist who's worked with a lot of people, like Uma Thurman and Iggy Pop. This information is pretty easy to find around the web actually, so I don't see the sudden trouble it is causing. This seems a bit personal on your part.
Thanks
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